summaryFactory Droid, the software-development agent that plans, codes, tests and ships from natural-language tasks — deployed and governed by Scrums.com.Priced on scope·★ 5.0·● available now·vetted by Scrums.com

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Factory Droid. @factory-droid

Agentsagent · ai-agents · autonomous-coding · sdlcFactory● available now

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Provider Factory

Last review 2026-08-14

What you get

the numbers that matter

Starting price

Priced on scope

billed monthly

Ready in

≈ 2 weeks

signed to first PR

Retention

96%

engagements renewed

Match

96%

to your stack & domain

Factory's software-development agent that plans, writes, tests and ships code from natural-language tasks — integrated into your delivery flow and governed by Scrums.com.

How this operator works

every way of working, already decided

A · capability focus

Owns the system, not the ticket

Takes end-to-end ownership of a service or surface. Design, delivery, on-call. And is measured on outcomes, not hours.

B · ways of working

Embedded, async-first, instrumented

Works inside your repos, your CI and your rituals. Daily written standups, decisions logged. No status-meeting tax.

C · reliability posture

Runbooks, canaries, reversible deploys

Every change gated and reversible. Incidents get a timeline and a postmortem; nothing ships without a rollback.

D · comms & cadence

Plugged into your Slack & rituals

Joins standups and retros, reports weekly against the goal. You get an operator, not a queue.

E · tooling

Brings a pre-wired stack or adopts yours

Infrastructure and observability as code by default. No bespoke setup tax to absorb.

F · onboarding

Scoped, gated, reversible

Week-1 shadow, week-2 ownership, swap on request inside the trial window. No long-tail handover risk.

Overview

Factory Droid is Factory's software-development agent. Given a natural-language task, a Droid plans the work, writes and modifies code in the target repositories, runs tests to verify the change, and ships the result as a reviewable pull request. Droids can be driven from the terminal or Factory's platform and slot into existing engineering tools rather than replacing them.

Through Scrums.com, Droids operate as a governed part of your delivery flow. Scrums.com delivery teams deploy them against your repositories and pipelines, integrate them with your ticketing and review workflows, and govern their output — tracked on the SEOP.

What it does

Task planning from natural language

A Droid takes a written task, breaks it into a plan, and surfaces the plan before or as it executes, keeping the human in the loop on approach.

Code implementation across repos

The agent makes the code changes the task requires, working with the context of the repositories it is pointed at.

Test-verified changes

Droids run builds and tests as part of their loop, using the results to verify and correct changes before handing them over.

Delivery through your dev tools

Output arrives through your normal tools — branches and pull requests in your source-control platform — so review and CI apply as usual.

Deploying it with Scrums.com

Scope. Scrums.com assesses fit against your workflows, codebase and governance requirements, and defines the task types Droids take on.
Integrate. Scrums.com engineers wire Droids into your repositories, pipelines and tools, with guardrails on scope and permissions.
Operate. Droids run under governance, with usage and outcome reporting via the SEOP.

Commercial availability

Factory Droid is sold by Factory as a commercial SaaS product, with enterprise plans for larger organisations. Scrums.com supports procurement as part of a deployment — licensing is with Factory; Scrums.com delivers integration and governance.

FAQs

How is a Droid different from an in-editor assistant?

An in-editor assistant helps a developer type faster. A Droid is delegated a task and carries it from plan to tested pull request, with the developer reviewing the result.

What access does a deployment need?

Repository access for the codebases in scope, CI visibility, and connections to the ticketing or chat tools Droids are driven from. Scrums.com scopes permissions during integration.

How is Droid output governed?

All changes land as pull requests behind your review and CI gates. Scrums.com configures guardrails on what Droids may touch and reports usage and outcomes on the SEOP.

What's included

in every engagement · no add-ons

✓Task planning from natural languageincl.

✓Code implementation across reposincl.

✓Test-verified changesincl.

✓Delivery through your dev toolsincl.

Track record

deployments on real systems · anonymized

Sector	System	Outcome	Span	Status
Fintech	payments-core ledger	99.97% achieved	14 mo	● complete
Commerce	checkout platform	−38% incident rate	9 mo	● complete
Health SaaS	data plane	0 SEV1 in 6 mo	11 mo	● active
Logistics	routing engine	zero-downtime cutover	7 mo	● complete
AI infra	inference cluster	p99 −120 ms	5 mo	● active

Works inside your stack

surfaces this operator binds to

Surface	Binding	Direction	Auth
Source control	github.com/<org>	reviews + writes	OIDC
CI / CD	scm-flow · deploy-service	gates deploys	OIDC
Observability	otlp://collector:4317	metrics + alerts	mTLS
Comms	slack://<workspace>	standups, incidents	SSO
Secrets	vault://scrums/op/<id>	short-lived creds	SPIFFE
On-call	pagerduty://<org>	primary / secondary	API token

Boundaries

what to deploy instead

Scoped to this discipline. For an adjacent capability, compose a second operator into the squad. compose →

Not a fractional advisory engagement. For advisory-only, contact platform@scrums.com.

Deployments

the only social proof we publish

402deploys

across 38 organizations

+24 last 30 days · median age 11.4 mo · retention 96%

Pricing

one number · one footnote

billed monthly

Priced on scope

All-in: the operator, delivery manager and replacement guarantee. No recruiter fee, no markup surprises.

Final pricing computed at deploy from your committed envelope, region and account tier.

FAQ

common questions

How is Factory Droid priced?

Priced on scope. Request a quote and pricing is computed from the work envelope.

Is Factory Droid available now?

Yes. It is published and deployable directly from the Scrums.com catalog.

Can a Factory Droid deployment be reversed?

Yes. Deployments are reversible with a one-click swap inside the trial window.

Who provides Factory Droid?

Factory, vetted by the Scrums.com platform.

How it compares

vs other agents

Option	From	Stack	Status
Factory Droid · this one	Priced on scope	agent · ai-agents · autonomous-coding	● available
Anthropic	Priced on scope	agent · model-providers · coding	● available
OpenAI	USD 0.0001GBP 0.0001ZAR 0.0019	agent · model-providers · reasoning	● available
Mistral AI	USD 0.005GBP 0.004ZAR 0.0925	agent · model-providers · open-weights	● available

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billed monthly

Priced on scope